Building Performance Analyst salary
What a building performance analyst actually earns, from 68 live job postings blended with the official US OEWS (Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics) wage anchor. Pick a market for its median and range, then read the seniority split, the trend, and the country comparison below. Updated 2026-07-23.
What the number means
A building performance analyst earns a blended US median near 107,144 dollars, with the typical middle running from 78,068 dollars to 130,705 dollars. The official OEWS median is higher, 117,750 dollars, because job ads skew toward the roles that pay below the occupation-wide average. The official trend has moved up about 19 percent since 2019. Demand is rated moderate, and 0% of postings are fully remote. The nearest adjacent move on our skill graph is structural engineer, at 20 percent coverage; the instrument maps the rest.
Top-paying US states
OEWS median by state, highest first.
- Californiamedian $128,830
- Texasmedian $115,950
- Ohiomedian $113,880
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Quick answers
How much does a building performance analyst make?
The blended US median is about 107,144 dollars, with a typical range from 78,068 dollars to 130,705 dollars, against an official OEWS median of 117,750 dollars.
Is building performance analyst a good career in 2026?
Demand for the role is rated moderate in our July 2026 corpus, with 0% of postings fully remote. The pay is shown above by seniority and by country.
What can a building performance analyst move into?
The nearest adjacent role on our skill graph is structural engineer, at 20 percent skill coverage. Run the instrument for the full set of reachable moves.
Method: bands are the 25th, 50th, and 75th percentiles of live US postings with stated pay, shrunk toward the official OEWS anchor by sample size (the “blended” figure). Trend is the OEWS annual median for SOC (Standard Occupational Classification) code 17-2199. Live corpus 68 observations, 2026-07-23. Definitions in the glossary.